There are too many words in the Indonesian language, no one can tell you the exact amount. New words are added so it is impossible to know exactly. Although if you mean the Indonesian letters of the alphabet. Well, it's pretty much the same with the English ones. There are 27 letters in total. The only difference is in the pronunciation of each letter.
The people in Indonesia speak Indonesian.
No, Indonesian speak Bahasa Indonesia. However the way of pronunciation and alphabet of Indonesian are so close to Italian that once I taught an Italian to speak Indonesian in 15 minutes (without the understanding of the meaning).
People in Jakarta mostly speak Indonesian, although the largest group outside of this speaks Javanese. Indonesian is the only language taught in the schools to counterbalance the hundreds of languages spoken by the Indonesian people.
Balinese people in Bali predominantly speak Balinese, which is a Malayo-Polynesian language. Indonesian is also widely spoken on the island as it is the official language of Indonesia.
An Indonesian is a person from, the country, Indonesia. They speak Indonesian.
The primary language spoken in Bali is Balinese, which is a Malayo-Polynesian language. Additionally, many people in Bali also speak Indonesian, as it is the official language of Indonesia.
Of course. I'm Indonesian.
Yes, Indonesian is spoken in Bali.
Balinese people primarily speak Balinese, which is their regional language. However, many Balinese people also speak Indonesian, as it is the official language of Indonesia. Additionally, some Balinese people may also speak English or other foreign languages, especially in areas with high tourism.
Indonesian people, speak Bahasa Indonesia Language
The language spoken in Bali is Balinese, which is a Malayo-Polynesian language. Additionally, many people in Bali also speak Indonesian, the official language of Indonesia.
I really can't speak Indonesian that much can be phrased in these ways:* Saya sebenarnya hanya mengetahui sedikit Bahasa Indonesia. * Saya cuma tahu sedikit Bahasa Indonesia.